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A subset of cutaneous and soft tissue mixed tumors are genetically linked to their salivary gland counterpart

28 Oct 2011

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Neoplasms morphologically similar to mixed tumors and myoepitheliomas of the salivary glands, under the broad concept of myoepithelial neoplasia, have recently been defined in the skin and soft tissue; however, to date, no data have supported a shared genetic background with their salivary gland counterpart. From a large body of research, it has been well established that rearrangement of pleomorphic adenoma gene...

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PMID: 22038920
DOI: 10.1002/gcc.20938

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